Tremors
Directed by Ron UnderwoodA small town gradually becomes aware of a strange creature which picks off people one by one. But what is this creature, and where is it? At the same time, a seismologist is working in the area, she detects _tremors_. The creature lives underground, and can 'pop up' without warning. Trapped in their town, the town-folk have no escape.
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Tremors Ratings & Reviews
- SaturnFoxDie3d agoHands down amazing. Great cast, great action.
- NonPlayableContentApril 27, 2025Kevin 🥓 on residual boulders 🔥
- RichyEOctober 12, 2025Alright, so Tremors, I first saw this on a movie channel, probably late at night and I was hooked. It’s got that perfect B-movie vibe: cheesy in all the right ways, but with enough charm and practical effects to make it stick. Kevin Bacon and Fred Ward? Total legends. Their buddy chemistry carries the whole thing and the rest of the cast just fits, especially the survivalist couple with way too many guns. The monsters "Graboids" are ridiculous, but they work. Big underground worms that hunt by sound? Sure, why not. The suspense builds nicely and even though it’s not exactly high art, it knows what it is and leans into it hard. You’ve got one liners, desert dust and people jumping from rooftop to rooftop like it’s lava tag. I ended up grabbing the DVD later and honestly? It still holds up. It’s one of those comfort watches I throw on when I want something fun, familiar and just a little absurd. Not a masterpiece, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s got heart, grit and a whole lot of worm carnage. If you haven’t seen it in a while, give it another go. It’s earned its cult status and yeah, I’ll defend that.
- Gabriel CahueJune 25, 2025Dust off your TV and flip it to Mexican Channel 5 on any given Sunday —you might stumble across Tremors, and nostalgia will sucker-punch you in the best way. With the announcement of a new series —a direct sequel to the original film, and Kevin Bacon returning as the lead— I couldn’t resist revisiting it. I barely remembered it; it had been nearly 20 years since I last saw it. I thought, “I’ll just have it on in the background while I do other stuff,” but yeah… nope. The moment it started, the atmosphere, the setting, that ‘90s flavor —it pulled me in hard. I watched the whole thing in one go, no breaks. And these days? That almost never happens. It’s weird how we humans work: no matter how good something is, if it gets shown too many times, it starts to feel… meh. That’s what happened to this little gem. They ran it so many times on TV, it got played out. But revisiting it with fresh eyes? It’s a damn solid movie. Budgeted at just $11 million, and it punches way above its weight. The Graboids (yes, that’s what the creatures are called) still look surprisingly believable even today. The characters are absolutely endearing —the two leads with their chaotic buddy chemistry, and those gun-crazy survivalists that feel like they walked straight out of a Trump rally. If it’s been a while since your last watch, give it another spin. Odds are, it’s floating around on YouTube. It hasn’t aged badly at all —honestly, it deserves to be rediscovered without the haze of repetition.
- Wesley BOctober 1, 2025Sleeper hit, perfect casting and excellent pacing, and the movie, like the towns namesake is perfection
- runinhotSeptember 30, 2025The movie really grabs you.
- RusterMediaApril 18, 2025I’ve loved this movie since I was a kid! It’s the perfect B monster movie; has great characters, practical effects, and is very quotable.
- DakotaraptorJune 12, 2025One of the all time great creature features
- Jake LSeptember 22, 2025Pardon my French
- tellumSeptember 7, 2025This movie is not seen with the same reverence as movies like Shawshank Redemption, The Godfather, or Citizen Kane, BUT IT SHOULD BE.
- AdamAugust 14, 2025Thank you for existing, I love this silly movie.
